Morocco — VAT News

Morocco Launches VAT Platform Targeting Netflix, Google, Meta, Airbnb, Uber and Other Foreign Digital Service Providers

Major international platforms operating in Morocco — including Netflix, Spotify, Google, Meta (Facebook, Instagram), Airbnb, and Uber — must now comply with these new tax obligations. The DGI's platform, called "Taxation on Digital Services," is accessible through the tax administration's SIMPL portal, allowing these companies to declare their Moroccan turnover and pay the corresponding VAT.

Compliance Update·May 11

Morocco Requires VAT Registration for Nonresident Digital Service Providers from June 2026

Morocco will require nonresident providers of digital services to register for VAT when serving non-VAT customers, with new compliance obligations including quarterly returns and detailed transaction records.

Policy Development·Apr 18

Morocco Plans Electronic Invoicing Rollout in 2026, Tax Chief Says

Morocco’s tax administration plans to begin rolling out an electronic invoicing system in 2026, according to remarks by Director General of Taxes Younès Idrissi Kaitouni reported by Médias24.

Policy Development·Jun 16

Morocco Launches VAT Platform Targeting Netflix, Google, Meta, Airbnb, Uber and Other Foreign Digital Service Providers

Compliance Update·May 11

Morocco Requires VAT Registration for Nonresident Digital Service Providers from June 2026

Policy Development·Apr 18

Morocco Plans Electronic Invoicing Rollout in 2026, Tax Chief Says

Morocco’s tax administration plans to begin rolling out an electronic invoicing system in 2026, according to remarks by Director General of Taxes Younès Idrissi Kaitouni reported by Médias24.

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